Women in agriculture can learn the latest about carbon credits and carbon sequestration during a free “Inspired by Annie’s Project” online course set for Tuesday, Feb. 8.
A Happy Birthday (belated and otherwise) is wished for Teresa Herring, Julie Rickerson on Jan. 22, Jenessa Keller, Fontelle Jaynes on Jan. 23, John Shiflett, Jr., Colby Baker, Briar Stauffer, Isalene Haley, Brad Coin on Jan. 25, Laverne Owens, Bill Meyers, Jerry Houk, Amy Creason, Cassy Jeffries, Helen Johnon, Kim Schmitz, Dee Friesner on Jan. 27, Lacey Osman, Clay Corf on Jan. 28, Kaci Sargent, David Zell, FeeBee Woodmansee, Baylor Thomas Young on Jan. 29, Jeffrey Woodward, McKinlee Fletcher, Baylee Roe, Marsha Triplett on Jan. 30, Carla Schmitz, Brandon Askew on Jan. 31, Tyler Wrisinger, Frances Crouch, Krysta Meyers on Feb. 1, Ronnie Dennis on Feb. 2, Shirley Shiflett, Kristen Foster, Kaylen Holcer, Stacy Singleton, Jr. on Feb. 3, Dylan Dennis, Nick Creason, Kathy Young on Feb. 4.
Missouri turkey hunters can apply online for the Missouri Department of Conservation’s (MDC) managed turkey hunt can apply online during February for 2022 spring turkey managed hunts through the MDC website at mdc. mo.gov/hunting-trapping/species/turkey/turkey-spring-managed-hunts.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — A bill establishing a recall procedure for local school board members advanced out of a Missouri House committee Tuesday as that bill and others targeting school boards have gained early momentum.
“There is a direct correlation between out-of-condition grain and an increased likelihood of worker exposure to entrapment situations,” according to Purdue University’s 2020 Summary of U.S. Agricultural Confined Space-Related Injuries and Fatalities. “Whenever a farmer or elevator employee has to ‘fight’ to get the grain to flow out of (a bin), there is a strong temptation to by-pass safe work practices be entering the structure in order to keep the grain flowing.”
At 11:59 a.m. on Friday, Jan.
First Missouri Bank donated $5,000 to the Brookfield Ministries – Food pantry. Due to the pandemic, they have seen an increased need for their services and have also been faced with shortages in food supplies to provide to those families. Pictured is Tyler Gordon presenting the check to Deb Scott on behalf of First Missouri Bank. (COURTESY)
Jan. 1 : 12 a.m., Fireworks reported in the north side of town.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Missouri's Republican Gov. Mike Parson in his State of the State address Wednesday proposed spending hundreds of millions of dollars to boost child care services and teacher wages as the state battles the latest COVID-19 surge.
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Contract talks between the biggest freight railroads and unions that represent 105,000 employees are headed to mediation this week after the unions declared an impasse following more than two years of negotiations.